About

Hi there everyone. My name is Elias Nowak-Green, and I am a diecast collector. I have been collecting models since I was 11 years old, and my first ever F1 model was Ayrton Senna’s McLaren MP4/4 from the 1988 season.

I go searching for hours trying to go through eBay or other sites, finding models that I want for my shelf, but it is always so hard to find all the listings and see what the best price is for that model. What just started as a cool idea of mine, something I felt deep down as a collector, turned into a real site with thousands of models, and one page that puts all of the listings together.

My goal is adding as many models as possible from every year since 1950, when Formula One as we know it was established. But that is not going to be easy. Yes, I have built the infrastructure to get models in myself, but I know I will be missing some. If you spot a model that isn’t here, tell me. That is genuinely the most useful thing you can do. I believe with having a community, we can make this work.

Thank you all for reading, and I hope this site is for you.

If you want to see my progress on this project and the videos that I make, find me on TikTok at @elias.nowakgreen.

What’s in it

2,472

cars

4,890

models

seasons

1950 to 2026

covered

Prices come from 34 shops that have supplied at least one. That is 8,129 retailer prices and 6,623 eBay listings. The same model often costs very different money in different places: a 1:18 Looksmart Hamilton has been AUD 419 at one shop and AUD 1,036 at another on the same day.

How the prices work

Every price is read from the shop’s own product page, not from a single affiliate feed.
Nothing older than 30 days is quoted. A price that has not been re-checked in a month is hidden rather than shown, because a stale price is worse than no price.
Foreign prices are converted to AUD using real exchange rates at the moment you read the page, so a shop is not made to look cheap by an old conversion.
Sold-out listings still appear. Knowing a model exists, and what it went for, is worth something even when nobody has one today.

What it won’t tell you

Postage is not included. A cheaper model from further away can easily end up costing more, so always check shipping before deciding.
eBay figures are asking prices, not sold prices. They say what a seller wants, not what anyone paid.
Condition varies on the secondary market, and a used model is not the same thing as a new one even when the part number matches.

How this is paid for

Some links to eBay are affiliate links, which means I may earn a small commission if you buy through one. It costs you nothing extra. It does not change which price is shown as cheapest either. The ranking is done on price alone, and shop links carry no commission at all.

Found a model that isn’t here, or a price that looks wrong? Get in touch. If you sell F1 diecast, there’s a page for you too.